Video: Prescribing normative stages of grief (Hedtke & Winslade, 2008)

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by Stephen Madigan

Lorraine and John question Kübler-Ross’s (1969) stages of dying (along with other primary authors supporting of this work) and show how the work is so well known that it is not uncommon for people to calibrate their grief experience against the expectations drawn from the work

Lorraine and John question Kübler-Ross’s (1969) stages of dying (along with other primary authors supporting of this work) and show how the work is so well known that it is not uncommon for people to calibrate their grief experience against the expectations drawn from the work

Lesson tags: John Winslade, Lorraine Hedtke, grand narratives, grief psychology, Prescribing normative stages of grief, Kubler-Ross

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